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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

i1e umyuoUGoaooso Of lHrutLiasHcsn.
nSmnlA. Aue III. Clayton LandiA
= ~ WElmingtoo 4 Northern
uHa ~ kflied on laA Saturday night
u1nI eosusk ~ . sAifsing engine q VIII.
oS, U0l He had just booa promoted
'M0 unnDR ngnkeman, end W. o. hlo nfss
D 49, = ~ hA death. He We going
Gonn ~ roas q his train 10 plsos .
- Whsa - w. stxuek b ths shift.
- G4GinA. Ia failing he Wss eaueht BY
- ~ q ~ eagiao aad horribly mangied;
k6oaly pogsloa remaiulng whole was The
sS1Ae isgoaem md hanA Landis was SO
49, ee - ona WnD 0an1od 70 Aio Ellen
1oossalt ; daaOA1ee q Ma Cateskins
DGoGsnes. Living q Fourth end Cherry streetA
11ea Insho ~ been an invalid for the pest
S14 veora - - resided in Columbia with
- 0oeAee. Two small children are left
S1oaF1ousI . sifl end boy, eyed II and 8
800 Sespectivsly. The remains were
Uneht 10 Town % day, and will b Inferred
= l11aaA Bethel oemsesry on Tussday after.
neoa
lsjsssss TO Dnyman.
william Aullsn. drayman, met With
sevese accident On Saturday afternoon ct the
Huaueylvania railroad warehouse He was
soepping from the platform 70 the end Of his
Vo9ou, when the horse became frightened
I'd ran Oh. Mullen fell to the ground and
struck his head against . stone, rendering
him uncousclous in which condition he re-
mained for nearly IN hour. He was carried
Into the warehouse Office, and then removed
b hia home on South Third street. DR..
Craig attended to his injuries, which consist
Of cuts and bruises on tho back part OF his
he'd. The sinsws OF his neck arc very much
ewollea snd he sustained severe shock 70
--k,s system. His condition was much i'm.
provod this morning
"Oar Jonaahan.'
The first show Of the season will be "Our
Jonathan" BY Moore & Vivian's company,
IN the opera house, on next Saturday night
The appearance Of the company last season In
the same play delighted good audience
A meeting TO organize now castle Of the
Knights Of the Mystic Chain will be held this
evening.
william Barge, colored, Of staun.on, West
We, was arrested py Officer Gilbert Of the
railroad police, on Saturday in . loaded
freight car. Squire Solly sent him to jail for
twenty daya
A contest will take place between tho Col.
umbia rife club and the Lancaster Scheutze.
verein, on Tuesday aftsrnooon on the range
cethe local club.
The Shawnee fire company will hold pic.
Mo q Heise's woods, on Saturday, August q.
Miss Mamie Kaufman, OF Mifiliu, IL visit.
ing Miss Mary Hook, On North Third street
~ Uitiisu, ~1Uu slG ERuiiy, 81. Pals
,tslphis, Arv guests OF Mr. George -5sa roF,
REF oi seventh gr.a Chestnns slrse!s.
aiss stanie pc'hler and .'ll.. HISS
,stnEri ha ye .JEuFns' "a frHaass rl'B. l,tst "a
saf.i ~,s'H
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
Another Wrec &.

Saturday evening the Psnnsylvsnia rail-
road had another wreck. Itoccurred ct Docks
furnace east OF Steelton and was caused by the
breaking and pulling down OF shaft OF one of
the cars. Fifteen cars were thrown from the
Track and broken aud eight ofthem fell down
an emoankment about Is feet high. The
uscs wss torn mp for 200 yards. The south
.cs was cleared at 2 o'clock on Saturday
morning and the north track At 7,pclocs
Passenger and freight trains we're dslavsd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

The East End passenger railway, through
its attorney, George Nsumsp, has entered .
suit in trespsss sgsins. Peter Zieglsr. On
Saturday team OF Ziegler's was delivering
bricks for the Peoples bank building. The
driver occupied the space between the rails,
and when q street car came along the driver
refused to move the team and kept 1t in the
road until all the bricks we're taken out Of
the wagon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
a Medical Proieasor Drowned.

n. Archer Randolph, NJ. d, professor Of
hygiene In the University OF Pennsylvania
was drowned while bathing at Longport, N.
j., at noon yesterday. His wife who Was
with him was rescued. Dr. Randolph was .
physician OF great promise and WAS we'll.
known - Q clever writer on medical subj jects
and also - . lecturer. He leaves wife and
three children.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
To the Republicans Of the Old Guard

That the candidate already announced may be
advised that there will be at least one to contest
the field with him ; that numerous inquiries
may be answered and TO give the Repu blicans
OF the old Guard an opportunity to select their
next Congressman, hereby announce my pur
pose TO submit my name as q candidate in the
next Congressional canvass. Subject to kepub.
ucan ruies. VI AARRIOTr BROsIUs.
aug % 2td&2tw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

ESv YoRK. Aug. q. l:S p mn oney closed
At AS per cent Exchange steady. o. 8.
o. SIS; Governments steady. Currency So. q a,le
bid :As Coup q n bid; &ks do q Cs bio.
The stock market this morning opened dull
~ about Saturdays prices. but after the nrst
few transactions a raid on some OF the leading
stocks resulted In q decline of i to ~ per cent.
by midday. The market at the present writing
IL weak, with Lake shore. Reading. ST. Paul,
New York 4 New England. Omaha and Della
ware L Lackawanua the weakest stocks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

Eua.ir! of tEs .sey Trg WEE AUssu-- he
sa!arHn pasur,-NsetIua.

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ua!nrHn c@sor'yssetIug.
a1uy ~ Juy tg~ TILE .n ,rGi o. WI.
lsau, Bsiae, taa roy ErC Tss Instantly Eulcs
tv ue4ug st-i,cH % s.s. a..s - -ourr f-oa-
sh. rss 'aare, train IeHf Lac f-c:chs sf1,gr,
,h's pl.,aa on las. No. .-isy ,,t+-a's1r, ronz
ptas.a iral ~. hzFL's L. b. gsusuL cr
sstcraav g; 2, Ia, sI,G Was iArgsgy at
topded fau'y gu ftug~g of .oc Vi oS.el. lInE
vi 2. deceased ~'ss snsp.DYsI, attended lI .
80, ! sHa wsa headed by tueis employer Gf
a.na Z ansr NJ the Dni. = daI.a,iCa uf 81
s4.s ~ % ID deceased cCmrscsa ~ tus
1Gil saa presented tn the almost Ji-;sgrta /
pz EMS; ar. 1s2 p. Scutrse nnal.. Who
rrsde s,ie ;dtai throw bearing al u me fIrera.
srre7yae Rev >, y Lovcry pastor ~ sa
Msla'. Y tsurgn, eHiciateG 81 .Ea 4uperG,.
,2tarinsrI an sho Ae1Ey EbaTis &c rcfs.v IN
ias So I. est end o- to=-
esHst f1aasra:- uf tao so'Ilsra' ,.alz
si'aoci nefe ON Tnuf lay sud T~ggNy -: ....
Esak l.Ei's5 he chat assc n. b. r5af
% tha Jeca q lau yTn-~ cGHdrea G..
aGE - sOutng saosNu. Wi.D -terl s,.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

Yesterday morning the train men OF engine
t6l, found tramp In box car, the lock OF
which he had broken, east of this city. Tho
door WAS closed and stick placed behind.
The tramp was unable to get out and when
the train arrived In this city he was handed
over to Officer Lundy He wss taken before
Alderman McConomy this morning when
he gave his name - George Kelly. Tho
alderman committed him TO prison for tan
days for train riding and 1t is likely other
charges will be brought against him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22


saas g =, IS: 81: oS;o SS sppsIans. q ssos Is
. Mns~t-ko. Red. stAts. nominal No. RaA,
state. nominal DO winter, Sept. sOl.c; Oct
sine; reociptss .0QQ bust OkapIsnts. ha000. =
CornSAo. ! mixed oAsh. t0IIe % sept. l0e
oct ssxS receipt.. 1000 hipments. $1,000.
%H%sne %%n IN no. NO ni!sd. Aug. ux; rsosipts.
ess.sy nemissi. a-A.# -
foes duh o.a msas, NS D0lb Il.
LA.e-sept. o 1s, Oct, Ss n
Tsspsnssne ssaS sss.. L ,s{s sssss buaisss stock
.os .osan qnlst; ~ MSssains1 g 500, q OO0l o.
kSSSo1 kSso % aun 1eans6 tn 6saa. a.Si<c,
Settss d9li; wSs,srS c,ssassY: isS.s:.
yss.orY zOiS<Si SAnsy ~1iis ~ g., sss,c Gas.
kssS Stssdv, Wastsra. iaolse.
slSs. dull: ksansd .Vsuoas. ~ i.iss
10 6pli OlyedlA hiS . nd, a0eo1A . VI
ooooe eswt ~ eakeoeA Nke.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

H. h. J. Ac0rann, who recently receiyed
eeoatEact 70 build twenty miles Of the Ciinch
velley railroad, IN extension OF the Norso.I
= Wesessn railroad (Which was owned hv
oenaeor Aahone before and after the var h:.
9eonFued 70 Lancaster. Besides this extsosi,.
,eontsact Mr. AcGrann In connection with NJ,
OAeFiee =. stewart, Of this city, hes reoe,v.S
aesotrsct for building twenty eight mile, Of
= fn1lroad In Kentucky.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
A Vote OF ThAnks.

HRApouARTRrs W. 9. BIRELY PosT, No Sill
DEP OF PIsN'A.,G. A q.
QUARkYvILLB August ls 1857. y
Alta regular stated meeting OF the Post 1t was
unanimously resolved that We tender vote OF
thanks to the speakers. bands, committees and
the public in general tor their assistance and
liberal donations towards our festival held
August IS. lss7. At Quar- yvule.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

Ths Knishts ofSt John are holding pic
nj q Tells Rain to-day. Tbs Organization
headed BY the Libsrty band made Q short
elseet parade this morning prior to march.
~ 70 shs picnic grounds and presented Q
ooo1 appearano& The attendance at the pic
No was goeo, end II 10 the drst public picnlc
~ ssaeoo u Tells Hahn at which no beer
~ sold. t-'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
Flying Horsss ss the Fair,

The flying horses at the County air this year
will be the hands omest ever seen here. A new
and novel amusement will be an artificial horse
race. Seven racers appear on the track It will
cost ths riders only ten cents each, ana Q hand
some prize is given TO the one whose horse
comes In nrst.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

Henry Asinsy and Charles Miller, two
trsmps, were found sleeping IN the barn of
Dsvid Myers on Saturday night by Ofiicer
k'ssinger and SPECIAL Ohiesr Pal Burns.
iney were Drought 70 this city and Alder.
man Spurrier will dispose OF them, On ~
way to town the carriage Of the ofiiosrs broks
down, but they managed 70 get home eli
right
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

On1oA9o Pf00Ooo 0Af90A
UuluAoo, Aug. u. l0Sp q m.-nArket opened
y nsas--sept, 6ac uct-. W>$c Nov, TsAc.
Ccrn.Aug, Nasc; Sept, A0s<e Oct. AiAc
Nov t2c.
Uats-sept.. CSC Oct. 2s'so, Nov, 80.
i.ard-sept, d i.h Oct. u s2x Nov., % s2k
short RiGs-srpt.G b ~ oct. Gs'k.
ClSiNe.
WhcAt-Aus., esAc; sept, ssSc Oct. 7oko
7oxc.
Now, Nfsc.
OAts-Hug, aissc; sept. sc; Oct
ENc.
fork-Year. eli IS F.; Jan, sis S;k.
lArd-Aue., o Is, SSpts q "; Oct,-@ ssx
Ki6s-Xux. y %; Sept. - %.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
DRArAA.

kAHL.-Angust %. 1857. in this city, Henry
Aahl, aHed u ) ears. months and days.
At rost.
This relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuily invited to attend the funeral from
his iats residence, No. 3i3 West Orange street.
ON Tuesday afternoon at . O'Clock. Intermsnt
~ ehretners cemetery. .- Ito
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
Died 0f:LockJaW.

On Saturday evenings horse belonging to
II. 8. Resh, contractor and hauler, died OF lock.
jaw, produced by its running an iron nail
into 10 foot about two weeks ego TIE
horse WA valued at 800.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

The New York FSnancier, . journal OF cur
rent events affecting Investments, In this
week's issue publishes - its supplement the
portrait of b. Frank Eshlemsn, esq. In the
paper IL O sketch of Mr.. Eshleman's life
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

The members OF the Lancaster n IL nnerchor
will not forget the Summer \ . hit Festiv Al and
Grand Concert by the Perseverance band, CT
Lebanon, this evening. In case of rain the con.
cert will be given at the hall.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

I lalei tzsC sster closed its doors on SatuH.
lay ntSrsl I'D will remain closed iudetin-
''s.y I'y the best equipped hotel in this
,.rV, IN. - leased by Mr.. Mcmillan, of
b-.1"'a1fa ne Of the best hotel keepers OF
tha safe" 4 he unexpected refusal of the
cogI- 10 tr.s.g q license to the hotel caused
"r- ~ ..., to cancsl his lease and return
.. .''s.or His general manager, MIR. W.
tempted to run the place a.
g." GRANGE a:ing and lodging housa, but
sH ls,a success Railroad passengers
s.~-.ou .uvo the spacious and elegantly
ftted up barroom, as every train OF cars
stopped at the depot; but when they found
they could not get glass of beer they would
not buy even sand wich, but ran Oh to some
ono OF the little restaurants In the neighbor-
hood where beer Ia sold. And 20 MIR. Shuck
was obliged to lock the doors and close the
shutters OF the most elegant and most con-
venient place In Lancaster for the accommo-
dation OF strangers aud travellers especially
railroad travellers. .-ss-- --.as.-. -.---. -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

Ohs Aovenogs eoo Fscouestv.
One advantage and peculiarly OF Little Hop
Pills is this They act slowly on the liver and DO
not grtpe. as many others do. but accomplish
more real good. the effect Of which IL lasting.
Simply try one bottle sold by H. b. Cochran.
North Queen street. -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
a rain eal Wouna,

Jacob zsll, toll-ssts ksspsr on the Fruit.
Vile turnpike trsmpsd on tobsoco spear on
Friday aitsruoon. making deep and painful
wound. Dr. =. Il. Wilmer atssadsd ths IN.
joy. s-.4.4sa ~.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

- csoas acttoa surety Of the psacs csses
1oeWoea Conrad RoeOer and Jscob Beuner
u1eo anieahly arranged q Alderman Barr's
GDoo q Saturday evsnine.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
BRAvA WfLLiAA nRlDA.
A Msn who whips Hls wife Regularly 10
LOCked Up.

a Man VINO Whips Hs vile keguiAfy 10
Lock ed Up.
William Heida Is the name Of q man who
resides in . little alley between South Queen
and Beaver streets, just below Andrew street.
He 10 In the habit Of abusing his wife and
last winter one cold night he. wss arrested
and marched to the station house In his
night clothes, because he refused to put
on more clothing. Yesterday he was
drunk and In the afternoon he began
to choke and strike his wife She cried for
help, and the whole neighborhood WAS
aroused. At the same time services were
being held in the South q ueen street chapel,
and the worshipers were greatly annoyed.
Officer Shertz, who lives In the neighbor
hood, was sent for, and when he went to the
house Heida ran up stairs and jumped out
OF . second story window into the yard
OF No. engine house. He did not
ipjure himself but hid In the water
closet where the officer found him. He re-
sisted and showed fight but the officer
pluckily held to him, and after getting the
nipFsrs on his wrists took him to the station
houss Before Alderman Spurrier, Heids
has been held to answer the charge OF
drunken and disordsrly conduct His wife
refused to prosecute him criminally, - she
says she intends applying for divorce.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

q. $50 troh - ..s.S.UoA .iie cOiOred camp
meeting In Dssweiler's grove yesterday. This
camp 10 held under the auspices Of tho
Macedonia N. Il. church OF Florin and Mt
Joy. There are nine tents occupied BY the
campers who have decided thus 70 spend 10
days In the woods.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
fBs JAOOB b. HUBss IOEsERlAs.
Edward n. Kaufman Pays . Note He Did MOI
Eadorso-Hubers z ,ditors Numerous

Edward h KsuTmsn Pays . Note He Did Not
Eadorss-Hubers( Z ,ditors Numerous.
Nothing has been heard Of Jscob B. Huber
since the publication concerning his trsnsac.
ton appeared in the newspapers on Saturday
aud there In no doubt that he has gone to
stay. 1t il known that hs left behind . con.
siderable sum OF forged paper, aud 1t IL
distributed around among several banks.
The people at the banks all con.
tend that the signatures are genuine,
hr. :. 4 certain that the names to
many he notes are forgerieA The total
su4ouE ssd Is difficult to learn at present.
Eta Kaufman says that the $500 note
'~ gsr ers' bank, which Is for 60 days, is
Etb5-grE . he never endorsed Huber for
.a0yc tl... rom 10 to 20 dsya This morning
Mr. a.aGi an paid 20 day note OF 500 at
the ta.f.r ,ank, which he had endorsed for
la-., a. was protested.
a.a. many debts behind. Among the
gegH.a s4. ae owes are the following, with
tl' auty.0l a. near - can be learned. A
-rrra-t 90, these debts are for horses and
casa. 1u-0 tsed JEFF Grosh and John NIL.
or belW, p $500 and &6oo Becker Brothers,
A.3fz, r.ty ,en $500 and s7OO; Jonas l.. Min.
us,g, Levi Ssnsen,g, 1900 or 500 4
~st-e oea,e, in Chester county, $500 Samuel
R'T siey $40; Harry Binkley, $500 Samuel
iasapa. 90; John Rebman, SEQ; f. II.
aIf 1sn 'er $500, and many others.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22

tslphis, Arv sL5sts OF Mr. SsorEs -5ss cor-
aef oi seventh Er.a Chestnns slrse.a
afss s,apie pc'hler and lfgla. hiss
ssirEri 10 Se .Dsurrs' 10 Prilaasi r1'1. l,rs:
.a7.f ~,s,tr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-22
NEW ADvERTIssMsN7Y.

NO1ICE-FlVE PER GENT. WILL Re
XN added to all city tax not paid on or before
September l. j. H. kATIvON.
AuH2-lmdk City Treasurer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-09
THE BROOKLYN GENERAL COMMITTEE.

NEED OF MAKING WISE CHOICE OF PRESIDING
OFFICER.
The first meeting Of tho Kings County Republican
General Committee for 1887 will be held on Tuesday
pv the emendation OF the bylaws member Will be al
ad IN nartieipae in the meeting until his annual dues
fS1o, are maid Heretofore the members have had uhl
Aprl 10 pay The important matter TO come oeioe
The body is the choice OF chairman TO succeed Mo
Josenh l. Follett who has filed the position Tor year
The fact that the city and county offices are now COM
n,ate,v IN the hands of Democrats, and that Boss
has his grip upon every department ana every
ossihle hit OF patronage will make the campaign Tor
Mayor next fall one OF great Importance. II kepuD
hcp victory TO be gained efforts must be spared 10
secure the best candidates and TO manage the campaign
FL a most admirable manner.
To this end the position Of chairman OF the County
Committee should be filled by the abest at the com
mapd of the party Major Follet who Is urged by his
friends for the place but who reluctant TO seek IT
scsip commanded the confidence OF all Republicans in
the last campaign but the overw "nch no
NARY suffered did not improve his chances as rising
politician. His predecessor Davio a, ,N ,h Io
At prestige caused by the defeat OF General
Fat in The last Mayoraty contest although in the other
years when he lled the place victories were gIea M,
iome quarters the need OF new blood at the mead OF e
committee is urged The men most prominently uIBoa
are 1obn b. Green Of the Twenty fifth Ward whom
Major Folle defeated last year. end George n &
bringing forward Of some man not yet TAXED OF -
BILE The most promising :" dark horse 10 FlaIneh ~
Gambler of the First Ward formerly an actVe meoe' VI
the Young Republican Club . ,, -,
Secretary James Arnold Will probably be reelected al
though Henry f. Townsend is being pushed by his rend
Is his successor Treasurer Birket has MANAGED inc
finances successfully that he will doubtless continue 10
40 40 Major T. H. Hobbs Is urged for the position OF
chairman Of the Executive Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-09
erchandlsc at Now. York
Tile NINA OLE ARIZONA.
rrom me yl,o. York MAI and E1pr,ls.

From The Nro York NAL and ErprrSf
(Which do | consider great mining ststei Arizona
beyond doubt" said veteran miner. To most Ameri
cans IL T. s country Of tho unknown and nowhere arc
mining surprises 40 common.
And mind not yet quarter of century sihoo inc
placer, OF tho weaver "uch ana An
oIope TlI In months working only with bek h'e
scrapng crcvices and pockets they took out soo
I'm nugget gold years there were mines all over mo
Hasayampa Creek Lynx Greek Big Bugan tho best creeks
I'm Yavapa County, prosperity OF the state began
lyon have heard Of the blackberry mDe' IN INC fe"'ooA
Mountains 1t discovered IN 1874 by party OF pros
pectr whom the had attacked and robbed OF every
thing Almost they spent the night under haokpeffy
tree and there In morning they found tho lode whch
has become famous body has regularly Pah tZUo
ton and been found which yield 81 70 e
"Thr Ph1ni1 nine which Ia now ia oIybOys ihou.l'
has had an eventful history situated In MacopA ,ouny
about thirty miles from PhTniK II was jumped 10y INC
o. aneghborng mine Oneo ne
allowed him rrtan possession. An appear was nN'c 70
President Cleveland The judge was removed ana ,s
wa. restored ngtful owners newly niNeh lnn'l
has unprecedented vein OF rloh ore - e
M ne be OF the bonsnIs- OF te
wherever In Arizona, you hear that mines nav nJ
Won NAV that the fault y not IN the mns
Arizona has mines enough the present The silver klhs
The War EAGLE Peck the Phpnir the Mc'iAckc @ic~S
suice TO give her the supremacy that claim Tor he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-09
PETROLEUM FOUND IN TEXAS.

PALESTINE Tex, Jan. 8-Four years ago James Logan.
swner Of tract land miles east OF Palestine at
tempted 70 sink WELL but after going several feet was
compelled the project account Of the rapid
Tow Of oily substance. resembling petroleum. On
close examination Logan found many specimens Of
iace coal heavily mpregnated with OIL and several
springs. The springs were discovered by breaking
through heavy cakes of ncrusted petroleum. Anew days
40 Logan sold half interest In the property to Samuel
6exler who Immediately forwarded specimens to Pro
fsssor chemist OF Houston, whose reply wing
WAS received to-day Professor schmidt says tho
oDecimeps son him full of petroleum superior
Ess Ma yes II q his opinion that large deposits of
III viii be found underlying the strata from which the
ooal was taken.